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US Teen Fighting Rare Condition That Has Caused His Half Face To Cave In
The condition affects one in 250,000 people. Over time, muscle and fat in the skin shrinks and bones may become thin and change shape.
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67-Million-Year Old T-Rex On Show Ahead Of Zurich Auction
Yolanda Schicker-Siber gingerly fastens a pointy claw bone with a thin metal wire, putting the finishing touches on a giant Tyrannosaurus-Rex skeleton before a rare auction in Switzerland next month.
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Vitamin D Deficiency: Top Symptoms And What You Can Do About It
Vitamin D deficiency: Experiencing unexplained illness? It may be a sign of Vitamin D deficiency. Know its signs and symptoms, and how to increase the sunshine vitamin in your body.
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Include This Inexpensive Drink In Your Diet For A Quick Weight Loss
Oat milk is extremely delicious vegan alternative to dairy milk, and it is also nutritious. You can consume oat milk even if you are lactose intolerant, since oat milk is lactose-free.
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Can You Treat Osteoporosis? Have A Look At Some Natural Ways To Build Healthy Bones
Thinning bones are a risk factor for experiencing a major bone break such as a hip. More common are compression fractures in the vertebrae of the spine.
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This Protein Could Be the Reason for Bone Loss in Elderly
Researchers from University of Alabama at Birmingham in the US found that a protein called Cbf-beta plays a critical role in maintaining the bone-producing cells.
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Chiseled Arms: Top Tips To Get Thin Arms
With the emphasis being on toned and conditioned bodies, the arms are also an integral part of a worked-out body. While aerobic exercise will help get rid of the excess fat that lies around the arms.
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Excessive Use of Steroids Could Make Your Bones Weak
Excessive use of steroids is increasingly causing a slew of health complications including thinning of skin, high blood sugar level and weaker bones, doctors have warned.
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Steroids' Excessive Use Could Weaken Bones
Excessive use of steroids is increasingly causing a slew of health complications including thinning of skin, high blood sugar level and weaker bones, doctors have warned.
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Alcoholism linked to osteoporosis
Not only brittle bones, alcoholism may also cause low bone mass in young men.
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Genistein helps increase bone mass in women
Supplements containing a soy compound called genistein may help increase women's bone mass after menopause.
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Physical activity reduces osteoporosis
Regular sports or other physical activities reduce the risk of fractures in men at a later stage in life.
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Dental X-rays help detect osteoporosis
A computer program that analyses routine dental X-rays could offer a simple, cheap way to detect osteoporosis.
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Postmenopausal women at risk of tooth loss
The combination of gum disease and thinning bones might increase the risk of tooth loss in postmenopausal women.
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Being thin bad for arthritis patients
Weighing less than normal appears to increase the risk of dying from heart disease for people with rheumatoid arthritis.
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US Teen Fighting Rare Condition That Has Caused His Half Face To Cave In
The condition affects one in 250,000 people. Over time, muscle and fat in the skin shrinks and bones may become thin and change shape.
-
67-Million-Year Old T-Rex On Show Ahead Of Zurich Auction
Yolanda Schicker-Siber gingerly fastens a pointy claw bone with a thin metal wire, putting the finishing touches on a giant Tyrannosaurus-Rex skeleton before a rare auction in Switzerland next month.
-
Vitamin D Deficiency: Top Symptoms And What You Can Do About It
Vitamin D deficiency: Experiencing unexplained illness? It may be a sign of Vitamin D deficiency. Know its signs and symptoms, and how to increase the sunshine vitamin in your body.
-
Include This Inexpensive Drink In Your Diet For A Quick Weight Loss
Oat milk is extremely delicious vegan alternative to dairy milk, and it is also nutritious. You can consume oat milk even if you are lactose intolerant, since oat milk is lactose-free.
-
Can You Treat Osteoporosis? Have A Look At Some Natural Ways To Build Healthy Bones
Thinning bones are a risk factor for experiencing a major bone break such as a hip. More common are compression fractures in the vertebrae of the spine.
-
This Protein Could Be the Reason for Bone Loss in Elderly
Researchers from University of Alabama at Birmingham in the US found that a protein called Cbf-beta plays a critical role in maintaining the bone-producing cells.
-
Chiseled Arms: Top Tips To Get Thin Arms
With the emphasis being on toned and conditioned bodies, the arms are also an integral part of a worked-out body. While aerobic exercise will help get rid of the excess fat that lies around the arms.
-
Excessive Use of Steroids Could Make Your Bones Weak
Excessive use of steroids is increasingly causing a slew of health complications including thinning of skin, high blood sugar level and weaker bones, doctors have warned.
-
Steroids' Excessive Use Could Weaken Bones
Excessive use of steroids is increasingly causing a slew of health complications including thinning of skin, high blood sugar level and weaker bones, doctors have warned.
-
Alcoholism linked to osteoporosis
Not only brittle bones, alcoholism may also cause low bone mass in young men.
-
Genistein helps increase bone mass in women
Supplements containing a soy compound called genistein may help increase women's bone mass after menopause.
-
Physical activity reduces osteoporosis
Regular sports or other physical activities reduce the risk of fractures in men at a later stage in life.
-
Dental X-rays help detect osteoporosis
A computer program that analyses routine dental X-rays could offer a simple, cheap way to detect osteoporosis.
-
Postmenopausal women at risk of tooth loss
The combination of gum disease and thinning bones might increase the risk of tooth loss in postmenopausal women.
-
Being thin bad for arthritis patients
Weighing less than normal appears to increase the risk of dying from heart disease for people with rheumatoid arthritis.
